Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
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 LONDON, Jao. 1.-The composition oi inc new cabinet was announced las; evening. Lord Salisbury IS Secretary O! State for ForeIgn AfsIrs; the Rish; Hon. K W. Smith is tirst Lord Of the Treosnry: the Right u-n. G. r. Gosch- en ia Chancellor of the Exchequer; R;gbt Hon. Edward SianhoPs IS Secre- isTo of State for Way and Sir Henry Hollaud is Secretary of State for the Colonies, There IS DO change ID the other cabinet officers. The Earl ot Iddesleigh repUlsed Lord Salisbury s offer of the Privy Seal.
 S.S FRANcIsco, Jan. i1-Mystery s.,II surrcuads the sudden disappear anra Of lilly Smith. who vBs to have been married to S. c. Henry, on Ssiur, day eyenlug. Miss smith telegFaphed from Oakland Inst night to her sister ID this city thE. she wEs all ugEt anu would return. lt is stated thas the cause of he- disappearance was . n ms understanding with her lover ! Ihe statement is also made that inc couple will be married to-day, thus avoiding further nOtoriety.
 Sr,fco9K. \. II. Jan. 1.-The SImcOok Orera House and hotel were burned here this morning and large amount of other valuable property is m danger. Help from Manchester has teen asked.
 BATAVIA, \. r., Jan. 1l.-Ssycn large buildings were burned here this morn ing and at one time the entlre city seemed threatened with destruction. h. sursnce small
 MADRID, January IA fire in Alca- z-r palace at Toledo, on Sunday. re- suited n the total destruction of the building. The water appliances were very me1gre G.d the tEenen were obliged to allow the fire to take It's course and to direct their efforts to pre- vent the flames from spreading to the town. During the progress of the 1re- three officers and seventeen men were ID Inred, soEe of them seriously. The Palace wus recently restored Gt a cost of one million dollars.
 WASHINGTON, ian. Il-Shortly before ttree this morning a fire broke out ID tIe uDuer story of the handsome house owned by Professor Alexsnder Graham Bell. ID this city, causing loss of SJi,- ep. The origin Of the ire is unknown. :he library, containing about five thOus- and volumes, principally Of scientific character, were almost totally destroyed. CARLISLE, Ky, Jan. ll-A fire started this morning ID the dentists office oi Dr. II. u. Genslnger. When the walls fell Dr. Gens!inGer Gnd Newton Craig were caught in ;he debris, They were eztricated but ore fatally injured. Total loss, S50,00O.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1l-This city was rocked from east tC west at AUS this morning. by 8u earthquake, IL lasted seven seconds. No damage.
 CESTERyILLr, Cal, January lL-A lively egrthquake was felt here at f:lj th.s mo,oing Its direction w-s from north to south.
 SPAyrsarowS. Jan. IA heavy shock of earthquake was felt Et this place al 4:ij ttis morning.
 WAsEISGIoS. D, C., January 1.-The house has passed the bill creating a de- pertinent of agriculture and labor.
 CARs5S, January 1.-The EesCse at o'clock to-day expressed lis choice for William II. Stewart for United states senator by G vote Of 1T to 6. Geo. W. Cassidy received q complimentary yoie. The house voted at 3 o'clock. choosing Stewart by vote of ZS to 10. They wIll TAtIfy the proceedings oi both houses tO-Eorrow.
 SAS FRANCISCO. JGnusry Il.-Lieu- tenant Joseph l.. MaxGeld arTivsd in this city yesterday from Washington aDd has assumed the duties of signal officer for tbe Pacific coast, succeeding Lieutenant W. A. Glassford, who have been ordered 10 PheuiX, Arizona, in chsree of the military telegraph lines in that territory.
 nEsvEE. Col, January u.-To-day tte Colorado legislature passed . con current resolution iEstructing the United States senst0rs from this stHte, Gni re- cues ung the representatives tO vote for md use all honorable means to secure the passage of the interstate commerce bill.
 BERLIN. JanuaTy lI.-In the course O, a speech ID the Reichs.ag to-dny, Prince Bismarck said: II should coEsii- CT entering upon war on account of Bulgaria as an act of treason against ny country. What is BulEaris to us: + is all the same to us whoever governs there. The friendship of Russia is cer- tHinly more important 60 us than that of Bulgaria. We have not allowed our selves 10 be induced by anyone to make Gn enemy of Russlg for the sake Uf BIl- garia. Our relations with France con- unue good To maintain them is diff cult, because a long historical process must be accomplished before the feelings oi the past are sppeRsed and the differ ences reconciled. We have done every thing to induce France to forget and forgive. We have no present grounds to EppTeEend var with France, neither have We any reason Co fear It Ii II should happen. I have firm confidence in the peaceful disposition of the French gov ernment and R portion of the French people. StIll the past teaches us that we cEnnU. count on peace with Fraace as permanent. You can hardly expect ,h' emperor in his ninetieth year will submit to the destruction of the work he has devoted the las. thirty years of his iife-the creation of Germsny and The army of the German empire-ii you believe that possible, If you awaken the slightest suspicion that these gre your aims, and you do not speedily satisfy The wishes Of the federal government Ie-ar3ing the defensive powers of Ger many by @ complete acceptance of the hill, then We prefer to deal with another Reichstag, We will enter into DO further negotiations with you. The danger in which we might place the German na- iion by procras.inston forces us to promptly obtain a decisive answer. oF To address ourselves to another wLo vi give us such answer Al the conclu- sion of the speech Prince Bismarck was loudly cheered.
 WAsHISGToS, January ll.-The Illl for the establishment of a bureau of acr:cuiturc and labor. as passed by the house today, provides that there shall ba gt the seat of government sn eyecl- tive department 10 be known Us the De partment of Agriculture and Labor" under the control of the secretary of agriculture and labor and assistant sec re.ary. There shall be in the depart | ment of acriculture and labor divxian | which shall be under the charge O. the | of labor, who shall hold | his office for four years and shall receive | 5000 per year. The commissioner shall | collect information upon the subject Of l labor. its relation to capital. hours Of | labor. rate of wages. cost of pro iuction | of articles produced, earnings of labor |